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[opensuse] the cp command
- From: "James D. Parra" <Jamesp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 20:58:45 -0700
- Message-id: <531F1E080638384C9623B00D71AA546D028FE183@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
I have two directories that are almost identical to each other and I need to
copy the contents of the source directory over the to the target directory,
but without overwriting any files that are newer on the target. Is there an
argument that I can use with the 'cp' command to accomplish this?
I have the following to preserve time stamps and permissions; cp -pRv
/mnt/userdir /media/userdir
Thank you,
James
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I have two directories that are almost identical to each other and I need to
copy the contents of the source directory over the to the target directory,
but without overwriting any files that are newer on the target. Is there an
argument that I can use with the 'cp' command to accomplish this?
I have the following to preserve time stamps and permissions; cp -pRv
/mnt/userdir /media/userdir
Thank you,
James
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